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The continuity is readily apparent.

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How do we resolve this apparent incongruity?

Their apparent friendliness is completely synthetic.

And his practice is apparent irregularity.

However that is not apparent yet.

Six reports end with a detainee's apparent death.

Determination of apparent density of aluminium powder --Funnel method

A primary disease arises spontaneously with no apparent external symptoms.

The disparity cannot be explained by any apparent biological factors.

This energy uncertainty in turn appears as a variability in the apparent mass of the particle.

Another area of controversy focuses on apparent contradictions among the Gospels.

Members of the small Yazidi sect which live in the area were the apparent targets.

To understand this tale, we have to start with an apparent mystery.

Some participants made no move to intervene in the apparent emergency.

With regard to the persuasion achieved by proof or apparent proof: just as in dialectic there is induction on the one hand and syllogism or apparent syllogism on the other, so it is in rhetoric.

There is no anxiety. Incongruence is not apparent, although the theory suggests it would be substantial indeed.

And the extraordinary thing is that, despite his apparent misdemeanours, many are sympathising not with Segolene, but with Hollande.

Deferring to historical custom, astronomers, measure the apparent brightness of stars through the magnitude scale, a very confusing way.

Sheikh Hasina, the apparent target of that attack and Nemesis of Mrs Zia, is now prime minister.

How Australia's region will respond to its apparent preoccupation with China as a possible future adversary is another.

The advantages are quickly apparent - no beds to make, no breakfast to prepare, no bathrooms to clean and no bedding to launder.

Quite a few G8 nations seem rather dissatisfied with the Bush administration's apparent support of Israeli Prime Minister Sharon's Mideast policy.

The law is after the prosecution, but the damage has been done, causation is prevention, can destroy evils before they become apparent.

The limitations of this scheme became quite apparent with the introduction of detectors such as the plumbicon, image orthicon and vidicon.

Another puzzling trend is how pets in certain states appear to suffer more from particular diseases and conditions that have no apparent link to location.

A higher position, more wealth, and greater calamity is more apparent than the passing of life, the vicissitudes of life, the sight of youth and the interlacing of life and death.

Many resent his apparent flip-flopping on important issues, like gun-control and whether or not to talk to Iran and Syria, as well as less important ones, like whether to wear a flag pin.

Excessive exposure can cause trauma that's not always apparent, and some amount of medical support, like an iv drip of electrolyte solution, can keep the body from incurring any long-term damage.

Anybody who has tried to get a decision out of a Japanese corporation knows what that process looks like, with vast, evaluative silences stretching between apparent agreements that actually mean no.

But unlike vision or hearing loss, which is often apparent to others, if not to the afflicted person, a loss of smell sensitivity with age is often undetected because it occurs gradually.

The apparent drop in choline levels was much greater than could be accounted for by a relative lack of food, so Dr Nicholson suspects that the restricted diet was also causing the composition of the dogs' gut flora to change in a way that did not favour choline-munching bugs.